Promotion and enhancement of research on endometriosis
This review highlights advancements in endometriosis research since 1983, acknowledging resolved and ongoing questions in the field.
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This editorial reviews the significant progress in endometriosis research since a pivotal 1983 commentary, noting that while some issues have been resolved, others remain incompletely understood. The author references their own previous periodic summaries published between 2001 and 2006 to contextualize the current state of knowledge as a new milestone in the field. The paper emphasizes the growing clinical importance of endometriosis as a common condition among women of reproductive age. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — specifically reviewing historical developments and current research priorities in the field.
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